Armin Morbach captures a sleepy Dempsey Stewart for the summer issue of Tush Magazine. I don’t use the WTF often, but… What. The. Fuck. is this? That’s all I have to say about that.
By artist Filippo Minelli, according to his website ‘The aim of the project is to point out the gap between the reality we live in and the ephemeral world of technologies.’ Couldn’t agree more with that message….. I say as I type away on my iPad….damn contradictions.
Growing up The Great Gatsby was one of my all time favorite books, as I’ve probably mentioned on here way too many times with all the 1920′s styles flying about…and I think I’ve also mentioned feeling like I am going to be greatly disappointed by the new movie version. That all being said. I still can’t help being excited about it and was naturally curious about the trailer when it was recently released. So for today I have a very theatrical shoot from Elle France in the spirit of the Great Gatsby as well as the new trailer. What do you all think? Is it gonna be awesome or terrible ?
Sorry couldn’t figure out how to load video so if you click on the link you can see the trailer. Any one know why I couldn’t load the trailer in my post? Am I just inept?
May is almost over (gasp! where does time go…) so that can only mean time for the best and worst of the mags. Which ones are the best? Which are the worst? (via nymag.com)
These remind me a little of the artist Nicola Samori’s paintings I posted a while ago….but I really enjoy the extra addition of small blobs of color to remind you they aren’t that serious. These are by artist Lars Teichmann
Oh Erdem, how I love thee…let me count the ways….well there are too many looks to count here but I sure do like em. To be fair, this isn’t the entire collection but it’s close. I left out a few pieces I didn’t feel quite as strongly about but you can see them at Fashionologie
I am enamored with this shoot, the styling, by Giulio Martinelli, is a dream. I would wear everything in this shoot. I’m not sure I love the combo with the beach setting but hey, you can’t win ‘em all. via Vogue.it
and Kara Hayward. Since I’m posting about Cannes I figured it only apropos to post this fashion shoot. Wes Anderson’s film Moonrise Kingdom, premiering at Cannes, inspired this shoot. Which I’m obsessed with, as I am with all things including Bill Murray, also photographer Jake Chessum does a phenomenal job of creating playful quirky and colorful shots worth looking at: